In today’s dynamic application landscape, delivering high availability, excellent performance and strong security is paramount for organizations of all sizes. Load balancers are vital for helping to deliver on these goals by distributing client network traffic across multiple servers and, if appropriate, geographic locations to minimize downtime and provide an enhanced application experience.
As we enter 2024, a shift in thinking is underway in the load balancing sector. Research from Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) shows that enterprise IT teams and decision-makers are increasingly open to explore and start using load balancing vendors and solutions. The market is entering a period of flux, and the EMA research shows that Progress Kemp LoadMaster solutions could become potential frontrunners during this period of change.
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Data collected during the EMA survey shows a healthy appetite within enterprise businesses to reevaluate their current load-balancing infrastructure choices.
EMA questioned 315 enterprise organizations on their current load balancers and future plans. Within the surveyed organizations, 80% indicated a willingness to consider switching load-balancing vendors in the next two years.
Some of the factors that survey respondents highlighted as reasons to consider an alternative solution were:
The willingness to change to alternative load-balancing solutions shows a significant opportunity for organizations looking to adopt a more flexible platform. Changing solutions can help respond to their technical needs in a package that’s user-friendly and lessens the load on already-stretched IT budgets.
Many experts in the load balancing sector seek to deploy LoadMaster for multiple reasons. Some of these include its exceptional application delivery, scalability across local data centers and geographic regions, high application performance and amplified security features that are adjunct to other enterprise cybersecurity measures. LoadMaster is also renowned for its customer-focused support and rich online resources, which help organizations of all sizes get the maximum benefit from their LoadMaster deployments.
LoadMaster has modernized technical and business capabilities needed to make it a top choice for organizations seeking to change their current load-balancing infrastructure.
What makes LoadMaster an ideal replacement to address your current concerns and provide a load-balancing platform that will grow as your organizational needs change?
LoadMaster 360 is another major incentive for enterprise businesses when considering a move to LoadMaster.
LoadMaster 360 is a cloud-based solution that provides a unified, intuitive experience for deploying, operating and troubleshooting applications. Its single-pane-of-glass view reduces downtime and enhances the user experience. Key features include:
As the load balancer landscape evolves, LoadMaster stands out as a versatile, more secure and efficient solution for enterprise businesses and beyond. Its alignment with modern deployment needs, improved functionality, flexible licensing and lower cost of ownership, coupled with industry-leading support and online resources, positions it well for organizations looking to switch vendors or enhance their current load-balancing capabilities.
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With more than 20 years of experience in marketing, demand generation, campaign strategy and project management, Rochelle has led initiatives for organizations ranging from boutique agencies to Fortune 50 enterprises. Her expertise includes translating complex technology into clear, customer-focused messaging, developing campaigns that support pipeline growth and aligning cross-functional teams around measurable business goals.
Rochelle shares practical insights grounded in real-world experience in B2B technology marketing, infrastructure solutions, and global demand generation. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, gardening and indoor cycling. You can follow her on LinkedIn.
Rochelle contributes articles and educational content on application infrastructure, B2B technology, application delivery and campaign strategy. Her work includes blog articles, webinars, white papers, integrated campaign resources, and customer-focused content developed for Progress and its Kemp LoadMaster load balancing solution.
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